You'll burn through your savings, and then what?

Have you any savings?

I can break open my piggy bank if you need some money.

I'm saving up.

So have you saved up enough money?

My friends and parents asked me all about the strange choices I made.

They would have said, man, we don't have to rent anymore.

He saved a hundred dollars.

You ain't never gonna get enough for the dang payment.

Youain'tnevergonnagetenough forthe dangpayment.

You're housepoor, you got no bankroll.

I save up to play cards.

It is not worthwhile saving money.

I made a deposit of 1,000 at the bank.

She saved a hundred dollars.

He added to his savings.

From your money or collective funds?

Everyone pooled in.

Then I'm gonna deposit the rest in a money market account.

Yo, this way to savings!

I have a deposit of 500,000 yen at the bank.

He saved a lot of money.

I had no savings, no insurance.

It was prudent of you to save money.

Or I could buy this house for 1 million.

His mother put the money in for him.

None of the money was left in the money box.

I spent all the savings I had on this.

So everyone puts their savings with me.

Now saving is a classic two selves problem.

You know we don't have too much money left.

You can save for your restaurant. I know, I know.

She put away a good deal of money.

He put her savings to good use.

He laid by 100 dollars this month.

I got the money for Skundi.

The kid kept all of his money in a piggy bank.

She put aside a lot of money.

See, I got tired of just looking, just trusting to luck, so I saved up enough money to buy some information.

Save money for a rainy day.

And I think that kind of common wisdom comes out of the notion of, when you have a mortgage or when you borrow money to live in a house, every month that money that you give to the bank is kind of going into savings.

He saved all of what little money he earned.

He puts aside some money every month.

He set as his goal, the deposit of three million yen.

It's an autopilot.